LIQUID Moku:Lab Reconfigurable Hardware Platforms User guide

Brand: LIQUID

Model: Moku:Lab Reconfigurable Hardware Platforms

Type: User guide

LIQUID Moku:Lab Reconfigurable Hardware Platforms are powerful and versatile devices that offer a wide range of capabilities for engineers and makers. With their ability to be reconfigured on the fly, Moku:Labs can be used for a variety of applications, including education, research, and product development.

Some of the key features of Moku:Labs include:

Reconfigurability: Moku:Labs can be reconfigured to perform a variety of different functions, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.
Portability: Moku:Labs are small and portable, making them easy to take with you wherever you go.

Some of the key features of Moku:Labs include:

Reconfigurability: Moku:Labs can be reconfigured to perform a variety of different functions, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.
Portability: Moku:Labs are small and portable, making them easy to take with you wherever you go.

Moku:Lab

Quick start guide

Powering on & o

1 Connect the power supply to the DC power port on

the rear of Moku:Lab.

2 Press and hold the power button for two seconds

until the status LED turns orange.

3 Wait for the status LED to turn blue / white.

Powered o Powered on

Power button / status LED

Analog inputs

SD card slot

Micro-USB data port

Ethernet port

External trigger input

USB charge port

10 MHz ref. input

Kensington Lock slot

10 MHz ref. outputDC power

Analog outputs

X To turn o your Moku:Lab, press and hold the power button for two seconds until the status LED turns

orange. Wait until the orange light turns o before unplugging.

Initializing /

Powering down

Moku:Lab Quick Start Guide (v23-0510) liquidinstruments.com

Installing the Moku: app

iPad app

1 Open the App Store on your iPad.

2 Search for the Moku: app and verify that the

publisher is Liquid Instruments.

3 Download and install Moku: app on your iPad.

4 Open the Moku: app and when prompted for

permission to ﬁnd and connect to devices on the

local network, grant access to discover and connect

to your Moku:Lab.

Desktop app

1 Download the software from Liquid Instruments

Website > Products > Software > Desktop Apps.

2 Windows: Run the installer and follow the prompts

to install the Moku: app.

Mac: Drag the icon to your Applications folder to

install the application.

Conﬁgure your Moku:Lab to join an existing wireless network

Once you have connected to your Moku:Lab, you can have it join an existing wireless network.

1 Launch the Moku: app.

2 iPad app: Tap the icon of your Moku:Lab on the “Select your device” screen, then tap the Settings gear at the

bottom left corner of the screen to conﬁgure the Moku:Lab settings.

Desktop app: Right-click on the icon of your Moku:Lab on the “Select your device” screen. Then select “Conﬁgure

device.”

3 Switch to the Wi-Fi tab, select “Join a Wi-Fi network” and type in the name of the Wi-Fi network you would like to

connect to. You will be prompted to enter a password for that network if required.

4 Connect your iPad to the same Wi-Fi network. The iPad will only discover Moku devices on the same network.

Accessing instrument tutorials

Factory resetting Moku:Lab

Basic tutorials for each instrument are available in the

iPad and desktop app. To access these tutorials, deploy

the desired instrument and press the main menu button

at the top left of the screen, then hover the “Help” icon.

Alternatively, you can press the F1 key.

Moku:Lab must be plugged in and powered on to perform a Factory Reset. You can return your Moku:Lab to its

default network and conﬁguration settings by pressing the Factory Reset button with a paper clip or small object on

the underside of the device for two seconds. The status LEDs on the power button will cycle through dierent colors

as your Moku:Lab reinitializes. Moku:Lab will restart in Wireless Access Point mode with Ethernet enabled.

Connecting to your Moku:Lab for the ﬁrst time

Option 1: Wireless Access Point

On your iPad or computer, join the Wi-Fi

network called “Moku-######,” where

“######” is the middle 6 digits of the serial

number printed on the bottom of the device.

The default password is mokuadmin.

When your Moku:Lab powers on, it will be in its factory default state. This means it will broadcast a Wireless

Access Point and Ethernet will be enabled.

Option 2: Ethernet

Connect your Moku:Lab to a local

wired network (e.g., a router) via an

Ethernet cable. Make sure your iPad

or computer is connected to the

same network.

Once you have connected your Moku:Lab to your iPad or computer, you can start using your device.

1 Launch the Moku: app on your iPad or on your computer.

2 Moku:Lab devices that are connected to the same network as your iPad or computer will show up on the “Select

your device” screen.

3 Select your Moku:Lab to start using your device. The default name of your Moku:Lab is “Moku ######,” where

“######” is the 6-digit serial number printed on the bottom of the device.

4 On the “Select your instrument” menu, select an instrument to deploy to your Moku:Lab.

5 To discover how to use each instrument, refer to the “Accessing instrument tutorials” section below.

Getting started with the app

Option 3: USB (desktop only)

Connect your Moku:Lab to

your computer via a micro-USB

cable.

LIQUID Moku:Lab Reconfigurable Hardware Platforms User guide

Brand: LIQUID

Model: Moku:Lab Reconfigurable Hardware Platforms

Type: User guide

Some of the key features of Moku:Labs include:

Reconfigurability: Moku:Labs can be reconfigured to perform a variety of different functions, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.
Portability: Moku:Labs are small and portable, making them easy to take with you wherever you go.

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